An established industry player in biotech manufacturing is seeking a LIMS Project Analyst to lead the implementation of LIMS Labware V8. This role involves configuring LIMS setups, managing Master Data, and ensuring compliance with quality systems and cGMP standards. You will collaborate with various stakeholders, conduct testing, and provide training to end users. If you are passionate about enhancing laboratory processes and have a solid background in life sciences or IT, this opportunity will allow you to make a significant impact in a dynamic environment focused on innovation and quality in biotech. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A global pharmaceutical company is seeking a Facilities Engineer for their site in Carlow. This role involves maintaining building infrastructure and supporting engineering projects while ensuring compliance with GMP standards. The ideal candidate will have a background in facilities engineering, preferably in a GMP environment, and must possess strong skills in Lean Six Sigma and safety management. This is an on-site position with occasional work-from-home flexibility. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Overview Process Engineer – Product & Process Technical Services Take on a key role in a leading global pharmaceutical company as a Process Engineer – Product & Process Technical Services, contributing to critical process improvements and new product introductions. This is a 12-month contract opportunity. You will be responsible for supporting process development and optimization, ensuring regulatory compliance, and leading key activities such as technology transfer, alternate source qualification, and new product introductions (NPIs). Responsibilities Design, develop, and optimize aseptic pharmaceutical manufacturing processes to ensure robustness, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. Conduct process risk assessments (e.g., FMEA) and define risk-mitigation strategies. Lead investigations into deviations, non-conformances, and root cause analyses. Support scale-up, technology transfer, ASQ, and commercialization of new products through study design, protocol generation, and reporting of outcomes. Prepare and execute Process Validation (PV) protocols, including PPQ and Continued Process Verification (CPV). Provide on-the-floor technical support for routine manufacturing operations and deviations. Support technology transfers between development, pilot, and commercial manufacturing sites. Collaborate with R&D and Site Operations teams to ensure smooth transitions and successful NPIs. Define and monitor critical process parameters (CPPs) and critical quality attributes (CQAs) for robust transfer and scale-up. Perform other duties as necessary. Requirements Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Biotechnology, or related discipline. 3–7 years of experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing, process engineering, or technical services and a minimum of 2 years of experience in sterile injectables or biologics manufacturing. Practical knowledge of filling lines, isolators, autoclaves, dehydrogenation tunnels, and lyophilizers. Strong understanding of aseptic processing, terminal sterilization, and lyophilization. Experience with process validation (PPQ/CPV), DOE, and statistical process control (SPC). Working knowledge of cGMP, Annex 1, FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines for sterile manufacturing. Familiarity with aseptic behaviours, filter integrity testing, and single-use systems. Proficiency in cGMP documentation (protocols, reports, change controls). Experience using data analysis tools (e.g., Minitab) and process modelling software. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills. Preferred Qualifications Lean or Six Sigma certification. Knowledge of Process Analytical Technology (PAT). Experience with automation systems (SCADA, MES). #J-18808-Ljbffr
CSA Construction Supervisor Our client is a leading multinational EPCM consultancy with a strong global footprint across the Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Semiconductor industries. They are looking for an experienced CSA Supervisor to support a project in Cork. The CSA Construction Supervisor is appointed as a senior member of the Construction Team, responsible for ensuring the CSA Scope is executed correctly and on schedule, in full compliance with Safety and Quality standards, detailed design specifications, the control estimate, contract requirements, SOPs, WIs, and applicable standards. Pre-Construction duties/ responsibilities: Detailed review and liaison with design and client workgroup leads, model reviews. Prepare and lead constructability reviews across every facet of the build. Prepare detailed SOWs for trade contract procurement. Assist in the preparation of detailed BOQs. Review returned CSA bids and prepare TBA. Input into CHSP, QA/TO and all other General Construction Requirement documentation. Trade and industry knowledge reviews, keeping abreast of developments in the construction industry. Development of detailed execution strategies. Support in schedule development, schedule reviews and lead IAPs. Qualifications: A Degree qualified in Civil or Structural Engineering. Significant years’ experience in a similar role Biotech / Pharma knowledge Excellent communication and people management skills Excellent multi-disciplinary knowledge #J-18808-Ljbffr
Ref. 1363 Process Engineer Asset Recruitment is seeking an experienced Process Engineer on behalf of our client, a leading global EPCM company with worldwide operations and projects across Ireland. This is a Project Engineering (Process) secondment role based on‑site in Cork. The ideal candidate will have a process or mechanical engineering qualification and proven experience in New Product Introductions or Tech Transfer projects. This person will lead the client team and coordinate design activities to ensure successful project delivery. Strong leadership in process and mechanical systems, along with experience managing multiple projects while maintaining commercial, technical, and quality standards, is essential. The successful candidate must also demonstrate excellent planning and leadership skills, adaptability to changing priorities, and the ability to collaborate effectively with cross‑functional design and production teams under tight deadlines and budgets. Deep knowledge of pharmaceutical processes, equipment specification, and validation principles is required. Key Responsibilities Participate in the Process Design for Life Science projects for the introduction of new products, equipment, and processes, ensuring all safety, quality, regulatory, and operational requirements are met. Develop process estimates, including equipment costs. Support process development (as part of technical transfer), troubleshooting, and optimisation. Collaborate with cross‑functional design teams to ensure accurate completion of detailed designs, on time and within budget. Work with cross‑functional teams during project planning and deployment, including collaboration with supporting departments such as Technical Development, Production/Operations, Quality, Safety, Facilities, and Engineering. Conduct process mapping and gap analysis for new and existing pharmaceutical manufacturing processes. Specify equipment, design processes, and support commissioning as required. Develop and manage change control processes for the project. Other Functional Responsibilities include Coordinate design changes using the client‑approved change control procedure to ensure compliance with cGMP. Generate, review, and approve project documentation (Scope, User Requirement Specifications, etc.). Supervise junior process engineers when projects require additional support. Support validation activities for project deliverables, including reviewing validation documentation and participating in validation activities (FAT, IQ, OQ, etc.). Provide technical support to end users of new and existing equipment, including troubleshooting technical issues and assisting with process investigations. Attend HAZOP sessions and manage the closeout of HAZOP recommendations. Update existing Hazardous Area reports for equipment and processes. Create, review, and approve site engineering specifications and other documents as required, ensuring accuracy and compliance with standards. Provide technical updates to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) related to equipment or process changes. Participate in all training and assessment activities related to the role. Record and report any process changes related to projects that could impact budget or schedule. Requirements B.Eng in Chemical or Process Engineering, or an appropriate science or engineering discipline. 8+ years of recent, relevant experience in a process engineering role in the pharmaceutical, chemical, or biotech industry. Understanding of secondary pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, e.g., fill lines. Proven track record in process design, development, support, and improvement. Good understanding of ATEX and hazardous area zoning. Ability to organise, plan, and execute multiple tasks within tight schedules. Additional Skills Flexibility and ability to adapt to changing priorities. Proven experience with process‑based activities in the pharmaceutical industry. Familiarity with process technologies and equipment procurement. Excellent communication skills and a creative approach to problem‑solving. Excellent leadership skills and the ability to work both independently and in cross‑functional team environments. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading global EPCM company is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to join their team in Dublin, Ireland. The role involves managing electrical design tasks, coordinating with multi-discipline teams, and ensuring compliance with local codes. Candidates should possess a Hons Degree in Electrical Engineering and have over 5 years of relevant experience, particularly in advanced manufacturing environments. Proficiency in electrical design software is also desirable. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Exciting opportunity with our client, a leading global pharmaceutical company, in their site in Carlow, for a Facilities Engineer within their Site Engineering Department. Role: Reporting to the Site Facilities Lead, the Facilities Engineer will be responsible for planning, implementing, and maintaining building infrastructure and related equipment at the Carlow site. This includes analyzing Facility and Utility Support processes to identify improvements, supporting ongoing projects through safety inspections and sustainability initiatives, and providing general support to the Engineering team. The ideal candidate will have relevant experience in facilities engineering, preferably in a GMP manufacturing environment, with a background in Facility and Utility Support functions. This is an on-site position with some flexibility of WFH occasionally. Responsibilities: Collaboration with other departments and out-sourced partners to ensure the successful delivery of the Facility and Utility Support function in the safest, cost-effective manner and most time efficient. Ensure continuous inspection readiness of the site. Participate in projects, system failure investigations, and incident analysis using methodologies like 8SPS and RCA. Support the development and execution of Engineering-related Change Controls. Contribute to Lean initiatives such as Gemba walks and Kaizen events. Ensure compliance with global policies, cGMP, and regulatory requirements in daily activities. Maintain documentation, perform risk assessments, close corrective actions, and support audits and inspections. Assist in site reliability and calibration improvement programs. Support project activities through safety and inspection walks. Address building-related issues, support investigations, and coordinate remediation actions. Oversee temporary building use and conduct periodic occupancy checks. Prepare presentations and report progress on initiatives to stakeholders. Perform other duties as required. Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree or higher preferred; ideally in an Engineering, Science or other technical discipline Lean Six Sigma Methodology experience is desired, with Green Belt preferred. Relevant experience in a comparable role typically gained operating as an independent contributor adding value to the business. Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite and job-related computer applications required. Proven experience in Facilities and Utilities support within a GMP manufacturing environment, with a strong track record of identifying and delivering process improvement initiatives. Knowledge of regulatory/code requirements to Irish, European and International Codes, Standards and Practices. Strong report, standards, policy writing skills required. Strong safety ethos and proven record of management of change in a commercial site. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Ref. 01214 Lead/Senior Civil Engineer Asset Recruitment is seeking a Lead Civil Engineer to join our client’s multi discipline design team. In this role, you will take charge of leading the civil engineering design efforts to ensure successful project outcomes to clients. The ideal candidate will have the experience and skill set to manage the delivery of the overall civil design process, while effectively coordinating with other stakeholders to achieve seamless integration across all project phases. Responsibilities Lead the civil engineering design effort for projects. Development and preparation of paving and grading layouts. Design and coordination of surface and foul networks. Collaborate with internal discipline leads to agree scope definition. Develop earthworks analysis and drawings for site development. Coordinate underground utilities for the site with other disciplines. Manage the delivery of the civil engineering drawings and deliverables. Manage and report on your progress and budget. Support the continuous development of the civil engineering department. Perform final grading plans including cut and fill analysis and earthwork balancing. Work in a timely, accurate and cost-effective manner with strong attention to detail. Support permit application process. Qualifications 8+ years of project experience. Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. Experience in pharmaceutical projects or other industrial type developments. Chartered Civil Engineering qualification preferred. Underground utility routing and site space planning. Experience in hydrology analysis for designing storm drain systems. Experience in analysing and designing gravitational wastewater systems. Possess excellent organization, communication and interpersonal skills. #J-18808-Ljbffr
EXCITING NEW OPPORTUNITY! Talent Acquisition Specialist We are looking to hire a Talent Acquisition Specialist. A key component of our business expansion is to hire an experienced Talent Acquisition Specialist to join the team in Dublin. Somebody who can manage the entire HR process including, hiring of engineers, onboarding, compliant payroll setup and offboarding. Asset Recruitment was established in 2001 and has since been servicing blue-chip companies both nationally and internationally. We provide both contract and permanent recruitment solutions and currently have contractors working in leading multinational biotech companies. We have excellent clients along with an expansive database and network of candidates to match their requirements. We are based in Montrose, Dublin 4 with ample parking and bus routes. REQUIREMENTS • Proven experience in managing the full HR process for hiring engineering/technical recruitment. • Minimum 5 years’ experience • Strong academic background, must hold a degree • Highly energetic and self-motivated, you enjoy and thrive on success • An excellent communicator, negotiator, and networker • Organised and efficient with excellent written communications skills • The ability to market the business using social media and other networking channels WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM US • Highly competitive package • Positive managerial and admin support to help you achieve your objectives • A friendly culture, and a safe and healthy environment • A commitment to our employees and their success If you are interested in finding out more, please send your CV in strict confidence to mtreacy@asset.ie #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading global EPCM company is looking for two Intermediate Structural Engineers for their Cork office. You will work under a senior engineer, handling design calculations, preparing reports, and collaborating on structural models. Ideal candidates should have a degree in Civil/Structural Engineering and at least 5 years of relevant experience, with strong skills in communication and structural design software. This position supports exciting projects across Ireland, particularly in Life Sciences. #J-18808-Ljbffr